Commercial Printing Process in Simple Steps
The process is simple, the steps even simpler and yes we are talking about commercial printing. Start of with the search for the best commercial printer in town and follow these very easy steps and see great results.
1) Are your pockets ready? Do you have a general idea of how your prints will cost?
Well if you don’t you need to do a little step to the back and research. Check online printers or call printers to see just how much a certain print type and the number of prints may cost you. What ever you get may not be the exact amount your printers will give you. Prices vary from printer to printer and from the materials they will use. While most printers have competitive rates, some may be a little more pricey but may included services that will give you savings in the long run like designing assistance.
2) Identify your print needs (every single one of it)
The clearer it is the better. This is especially important if you are penny pinching since you can easily clarify your needs to the printers and they can work a special budget for you.
3) Have your text ready
Write your text for your design even before you pick a printer, this will save you a lot of time when you need to start designing plus this will also help you estimate just how big your print should be or how many pages you need to print.
4) Major and general items you need to take time to choose from –
• Fonts
Fonts should always be readable because if its not then there is no point in having a good text. If your prints require a little more polished and professional look try fonts that are simple to read and commonly used. Stick with the serif fonts which are more readable compared to the sans serif.• Colors
The colors affect how people see your prints and overall represents you, so if you have a lousy print readers will likely see you the same way. Have you heard of color psychology? Read a little on that and learn which colors make people like what they are reading.• Pictures
Another reason people look at prints are the attractiveness of the pictures, if your pictures are outright dull, you may just see your prints being thrown or tucked away. Your goal for any print is to make sure people see the print, talk about them, use them and share them. If your pictures send the wrong message then expect a not so great return. Have a professional photographer do your shots for you.
5) Ready your art file
It is important to use the file type your printers advise you to use. If they do not inform you of a file type to use for your design you need to ask them. Not all printers can open just about any file since they each have their own preference for design programs.
6) Pre-flight / pre-print check
Just like aviation people who check their planes before flying out, you need to do a little back step to widen your gaze and see your art in every angle possible and a step to the front to check for flaws or other possible errors like wrong file type or misspellings. This will save you a lot of time instead of having your design returned to you several times for editing.
The work that you have to do in the commercial printing process is simple and easy, just do the design and pass it on to your commercial printer. It may take you a while if it is your first time but once you get you used to it, you will realize just how easy everything about printing is.
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